64-bit Windows (issues 102, 324, 325, 327)

102: ipc send (1+)
324: $ inside error handler
325: currying f/[n;x]
327: Android build

32-bit Windows (issues 102, 312, 318, 319, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 327)

102: ipc send (1+)
312: Redisplay of problem line on "index error"
318: Windows 1: mapped file input/output error
319: PROT_WRITE mmap for Windows
321: additional read/write flag and reset refcount
323: "reserved error"
324: $ inside error handler
325: currying f/[n;x]
327: Android build

64-bit Windows (issues 312, 318, 319, 321, 322, 323)

312: Re-display of problem line on "index error"
318: Windows: 1: mapped file Input/output error
319: Merge pull request #319 from joebo/master
321: Merge pull request #321 from joebo/master
322: 1: mapped read and assigning to noun in Linux
323: Previously working code giving "reserved error"

64-bit Windows (issues 302, 305, 306, 309, 310, 311, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317)

302: Seach replace (_ssr) broken when more than one match is hit
305: Parsing inconsistency
306: "Trace" is sometimes being confused with "Scan"
309: Curried application
310: {{x}[x;];y}[1;2] produces segfault
311: Segfault with golfed function
313: Segfault with error trap inside function
314: Segfault (again) with sum.k
315: do[3;."1_sv " ""]
316: 4:."\p"
317: 64-bit Windows release wsfull

32-bit Windows (issues 302, 305, 306, 309, 310, 311, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317)

302: Seach replace (_ssr) broken when more than one match is hit
305: Parsing inconsistency
306: "Trace" is sometimes being confused with "Scan"
309: Curried application
310: {{x}[x;];y}[1;2] produces segfault
311: Segfault with golfed function
313: Segfault with error trap inside function
314: Segfault (again) with sum.k
315: do[3;."1_sv " ""]
316: 4:."\p"
317: 64-bit Windows release wsfull

64-bit Windows (issues 277, 296, 300, 301, 302, 303 & partial 102)

277: Sylvester's sequence
296: m:3 4#!12; 1 m\2
300: Crash when called with bad flags
301: SIGBUS or wsfull
302: Seach replace (_ssr) broken when more than one match is hit
303: Inconsistent behavior of f/x for strings and numbers

partial 102: ipc send (1+)
h 3: ( `b; (); :; 5 ) now works

32-bit Windows (issues 277, 296, 300, 301, 302, 303 & partial 102)

277: Sylvester's sequence
296: m:3 4#!12; 1 m\2
300: Crash when called with bad flags
301: SIGBUS or wsfull
302: Search replace (_ssr) broken when more than one match is hit
303: Inconsistent hehavior of f/x for strings and numbers

partial 102: ipc send (1+)
h 3: ( `b; (); :; 5 ) now works

64-bit Windows (issues 288, 297, 298, 299)

288: Named Recursion
297: m:3 4#!12; m[1;2]
298: m:3 4#!12; m\2
299: Problem with "<" and matrices

32-bit Windows (issues 288, 297, 298, 299)

288: Named Recursion
297: m:3 4#!12; m[1;2]
298: m:3 4#!12; m\2
299: Problem with "<" and matrices

64-bit Windows (issues 76, 285, 286, 287, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295)

076: Limit Error
285: "Scan/Trace" problem
286: problem with "Return"
287: Scope
290: a.1 291 @A1 and a@1 2 3 292: a:8 9 4; a.1
293: a:8 9 4; `a@1
294: Bizarre Segfault
295: List accessing invalid memory